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Here you’ll find all the reviews published by the Gravel Passion editorial team: bikes, wheels, tyres, clothing, shoes, GPS bike computers, accessories, bikepacking gear and maintenance equipment.

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Cannondale SuperSix EVO Hi-MOD review: an almost faultless race bike

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⭐️ 4.6/5
07/08/2026

Santini MADSS Gravel review: a more accessible aero skinsuit, but truly well executed?

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⭐️ 4/5
06/27/2026

Pelotan review: a sunscreen truly designed for riding

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⭐️ 4.2/5
06/25/2026

Newmen Streem Allround VONOA review: very good all-round wheels!

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⭐️ 4.5/5
06/20/2026

Colnago G4-X: the performance gravel that doesn’t try to do it all

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⭐️ 4.3/5
06/10/2026

Fulcrum Sharq GR review: 2-Wave carbon gravel wheelset

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⭐️ 4/5
06/08/2026

Van Rysel menstrual shorts review: affordable, practical (almost perfect)

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⭐️ 4/5
06/05/2026

Tailfin SpeedPack Carbon review: the rack that almost makes you forget the saddle bag

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⭐️ 4.5/5
06/01/2026

Zipp 303 XPLR S review: wide, comfortable and surprisingly playful gravel wheelset

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⭐️ 4.3/5
05/20/2026

Tymewear VitalPro review: breathing as a new training metric, but not yet frictionless

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⭐️ 4/5
05/16/2026

Castelli Unlimited Speed Suit review: a very accomplished gravel skinsuit

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⭐️ 4.2/5
05/14/2026

Giant TCR Advanced Pro 1 Di2 review: does the classic race bike still have a place?

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⭐️ 4.2/5
05/09/2026

SRAM Force XPLR AXS 2025 review: SRAM’s best gravel compromise?

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⭐️ 4.7/5
05/04/2026

Merida Mission review: a gravel race bike that doesn’t try to do it all

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⭐️ 4.6/5
04/20/2026

Elitewheels Velo Six II: six‑spoke wheels, where bold style meets real‑world performance

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⭐️ 4/5
03/21/2026

Ridley Noah Fast 3.0 review: an aerodynamic weapon built for the pros

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⭐️ 4.5/5
03/16/2026

Garmin Varia 820 review: logical evolution or overpriced radar?

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⭐️ 3.5/5
03/09/2026

Coospo TR70 review: a credible rear radar at a competitive price?

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⭐️ 4/5
03/02/2026

Product reviews carried out in real-world conditions

Every product is used in real-life conditions so we can go beyond the spec sheet and marketing claims. We aim to understand what it truly brings on the bike, who it is for, what its strengths are, and also where its limits lie.

Whenever possible, we favour long-term testing. Some products are used for several weeks, or even several months, to assess their day-to-day behaviour, reliability and value compared with other leading options on the market.

You can browse our reviews by product category or by brand, then open each article to read our full analysis, rating and opinion.

How do we carry out our bike reviews?

A Gravel Passion review is not limited to a few kilometres or a quick first ride. We try to place each product in a real-world use case, with the constraints that cyclists may face in everyday riding.

Depending on the type of equipment, we assess factors such as:

  • performance;
  • comfort;
  • build quality;
  • ease of use;
  • durability;
  • value for money;
  • positioning against the competition.

Our goal is not to repeat a brand’s claims, but to determine what the product genuinely offers and which type of cyclist it may be relevant for.

Independent and transparent reviews

The products we review may be loaned by a brand, made available temporarily, supplied to the editorial team or purchased by us. When relevant, we specify the conditions under which the product was obtained.

No brand approves our articles before publication, and no commercial relationship can alter our opinion. Strengths and weaknesses are presented freely by the editorial team.

Some links included in our reviews may be affiliate links. They may allow Gravel Passion to earn a commission, at no extra cost to the reader. This model helps fund the publication, but it does not influence either the rating or the content of the review.

Reviews to help you choose your gear

The cycling market moves quickly, with new products arriving all the time. However, not every innovation is necessarily useful, and not every product suits every type of riding.

Our reviews are designed to help you understand:

  • what a product really changes;
  • which type of riding it is designed for;
  • whether its price makes sense;
  • what its strengths and limitations are;
  • whether it deserves your attention compared with the competition.

Whether you ride gravel, road or bikepacking routes, this section brings together our real-world feedback to help you choose your gear with greater perspective.

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Hugo
HugoFounder & passionate tester
A true cycling enthusiast since he was 11, Hugo is the author of the book "C’est Gravel" and the founder of the Gravel Passion media platform, which he launched in 2021. Since then, he has been sharing his passion with expertise with more than 1 million cyclists every year.
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